In addition to suitcases, Senda's factory can also manufacture vanity cases. We have 15 years of manufacturing experience and strong customization capabilities, allowing us to design and manufacture products according to your specific needs. These vanity cases feature a well-designed interior space, making them suitable for everyday use or travel.
A vanity case is designed to keep luggage organized. Compared to ordinary toiletry bags, it has a rigid structure that protects fragile items like powder compacts and perfume bottles from being crushed and prevents liquids from spilling and staining clothing.
Inside the vanity case, there may be a mirror, elastic straps, multiple compartments or small drawers for convenient storage of mascara, lipstick, brushes, and skincare products.
In the mid-20th century, the vanity case was part of a luggage set, usually a small square box with a handle, attached to the luggage handle or carried separately. Of course, you can still find this complete set configuration in Senda's products; we offer luggage in various materials and sizes.
Today, in addition to being part of a luggage set, the vanity case has also become a type of handbag in the fashion world – the box bag. They are square and structured, can hold more than typical small bags, have zipper closures, and are very stylish.
First, to answer your question, no. The product we can offer you is a vanity case, which is different from a toiletry bag.
| Features | Vanity Case | Toiletry Bag |
| Material | Hard-shell or semi-hard-shell case | Mostly made of soft materials |
| Protection | Strong, pressure-resistant, and shockproof, suitable for protecting valuables | Relatively weak, its main functions are waterproofing and lightweight |
| Appearance | Exquisite and decorative, can be carried or worn directly | Purely functional, usually placed inside a large suitcase |
| Uses | Suitable for cosmetics, perfumes, jewelry, and accessories | Contains toiletries such as toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, and razor |
For this group, the core needs for a makeup case are protection and efficiency. They use it frequently and need to carry it with them when traveling. Insufficient protection can easily damage the cosmetics and tools inside, and if it's not easy to carry, it won't meet their work needs.
Common professions:
Makeup artists: Need to carry a large number of makeup palettes, complete sets of brushes, and setting sprays. A sturdy vanity case ensures that eyeshadow palettes don't break and allows for quick and easy access.
Performing arts professionals: Frequently change costumes backstage, so a makeup case with a built-in mirror that can stand on a table is essential.
Medical aesthetics professionals: If you regularly use a large number of glass bottles of serums or high-value creams, the case's pressure-resistant structure can effectively prevent product damage during transit.
For ordinary travelers, if you fit the following characteristics, we recommend adding a makeup case to your luggage:
Organization enthusiasts: Don't like toiletries and clothes mixed together. The separate compartments of a vanity case allow lipsticks, cotton swabs, and contact lens cases to each have their own place.
Those who value luggage aesthetics: Many people like to buy a vanity case that matches the color and material of their large suitcase. We offer this complete luggage set configuration.
Family travel: In this case, you can use a small vanity case as a first-aid or baby care kit, storing baby's essential medicines, thermometer, lotion, etc. Its hard shell allows it to be hung on a stroller or placed on top of the luggage for easy access.
If you have purchased a set of suitcases from Senda and want to secure the vanity case to the larger suitcase, there are several different ways to do so:
How to do it:
Large suitcases have dedicated straps or buckles. You can use these straps to secure the vanity case to the top or side of the suitcase.
Adjust the strap length to securely fasten the vanity case to the suitcase so that it doesn't move or fall inside the suitcase.
Suitable for: Most standard suitcases.
How to do it:
This requires special external buckles or securing bags to attach small accessories and the vanity case to the large suitcase.
Place the vanity case in these bags or secure it to the outside of the suitcase using the buckles, thus saving internal space.
Suitable for: Suitcases without many internal compartments, or when you need easy access to the vanity case.
How to do it:
Suitcases are equipped with telescopic pull handles. You can place the vanity case on top of the suitcase, using the structure of the pull handle area to securely position the vanity case.
Suitable for: This method is very convenient if the vanity case is small and the suitcase's pull handle area is sturdy enough.
